Wireshark for Mac3.4.5

The swiss army knife of packet analyzers. Incredible.

Hey guys, was curious if there is anyone here that uses Homebrew, I had upgraded to Wireshark 3.1.0 via the cask command in brew, then they released an update that put it back to version 3.0.3, which I had initially. I was just curious why? Thanks

greatest packet analysis tool ever

Link is wrong, goes to old version. correct 2.4 version https://2.na.dl.wireshark.org/osx/Wireshark%202.4.0%20Intel%2064.dmg

Finally it has a native UI and doesn't require X11/XQuartz!

Wireshark.org suggests that users of OS X try v2.0.0rc1, first. If it doesn't work for you, then try this version.

This may possibly be of help to other new WireShark users who are having trouble getting WireShark to launch in Yosemite. Some of this has been shared before, but there is a little added twist at the end which worked for me. I made repeated attempts to use both WireShark 1.12.4 and 1.99.3, but without success. Regardless of which version I used, WireShark keep freezing up during the initialization process. In the initialization window, WireShark would get as far as "Loading module preferences", or about three quarters of the way done, and in the bottom of the window it would say "Please wait while Wireshark is initializing..."; and then freeze-up. So I conducted some quick research on the web and discovered that I had to enter "sudo ln -s /opt/X11 /usr/X11" in the Terminal in order to restore a link an X11 link that Yosemite breaks. However, even that did not help. Next, I reinstalled XQuartz 2.7.7. Again, that didn't help either. Then I came across an online comment where someone stated that they typed "sudo wireshark" in the Terminal. Guess what? I don't know why, but it worked. The Terminal spit out the following, and then WireShark launched on my desktop: void QCocoaMenu::insertNative(QCocoaMenuItem *, QCocoaMenuItem *) Menu item is already in a menu, remove it from the other menu first before inserting void QCocoaMenu::insertNative(QCocoaMenuItem *, QCocoaMenuItem *) Menu item is already in a menu, remove it from the other menu first before inserting void QCocoaMenu::insertNative(QCocoaMenuItem *, QCocoaMenuItem *) Menu item is already in a menu, remove it from the other menu first before inserting void QCocoaMenu::insertNative(QCocoaMenuItem *, QCocoaMenuItem *) Menu item is already in a menu, remove it from the other menu first before inserting 22:01:58 Dbg plugin_dir: /Applications/Wireshark.app/Contents/PlugIns/wireshark Now I can click WireShark's icon in the Dock, and it appears to be working fine.

Wireshark on Yosemite To get Wireshark working on Yosemite you will need to install X11 which may be found at: http://xquartz.macosforge.org/landing/ and then make the following link: $ sudo ln -s /opt/X11 /usr/X11

Wireshark 1.12.3 was released on 1-7-15

Wireshark 1.12.1 is available fixing several security issues with DoS vulnerabilities in some of their parsers or dissectors. Enjoy.

Just for the record, when you start WireShark (1.9.2) in Mountain Lion, it offers to install an X11 system. If you say yes, it takes you to an Apple Support page which contains a link to the XQuartz project. You have to download and install it. Note that it gets installed in the Utilities folder inside the Applications folder. When you start WireShark, it asks you to find X11. Navigate to Utilities folder and select XQuartz. WireShark now freezes for a couple of minutes while it builds font caches - DON'T PANIC! Then the window appears.

Beware. Apple is REMOVING X11 in Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. Not an optional install. It's *GONE*! In a few months, Wireshark will be unusable on up-to-date Macs.

I just downloaded it for a networking class. On their site the version is 1.6.8, here it's 1.6.7. Please update as I depend on Macupdate for the most recent versions. Thanks

No longer supports 10.6.5 :-(

This program has been very useful in troubleshooting tracking and analytics. Using the GA debugger only helps for chrome, using this we can see the call any browser makes or even a connected iPad or iPhone!

After trying for a hundred times, I still have problems installing this program. Any workaround for Lion, or is it not supported?

I used to run WireShark in windows, now this version has even better functionalities in Mac. Works great, I like it.

Gotta love wireshark

Great tool for snooping ethernet traffic. Windows 64bit variant is a bit cumbersome on 2008 server with IPv6, but on the whole a great improvement.

Note that, 1.5.0 is a development/beta release. The current stable release is 1.4.4. Check the developer's web site for more info.

The right way to get this to work is NOT to run it as root or to screw around with the permissions of /dev/bpf*. Set the permissions of the dumpcap executable to something like root:wheel rwsr--r-- (NOT rwsr-xr-x), and add an ACL entry for each user who needs to run Wireshark. For example, to enable user foo to capture packets, sudo chmod +a "foo allow execute" $( which dumpcap )

Starts up but can't find any interfaces. Not surprised since it's never tried to authenticate. I then ran Command Line tool 'sudo wireshark' which worked but gave me glaring warning about running as root. So what do people do to run wireshark on mac os x?

As of 2010/02/12 the MU download link is broken. Current download is: http://www.wireshark.org/download.html

X11 thing is a bit of a pain for OSX as X11 never works as nice on OSX as Linux. Can't tunnel some X11 stuff on OSX at all. Of course X11 has it's benefits even on OSX and I can see why they keep it this way. This is more for people trying to check network security and administrate networks than anything else so I can't see it being that popular mainstream anyway X11 or not. Most of us who use it know about X11 and Linux/Unix anyway and probably should/do have it on a Linux box anyway but we love OSX so we try to put it here too. The lack of comments for this tells you mostly it is run on Linux and Win not OSX. I can't find an app as good native to OSX but maybe there is one? But it is a wonderful project and application that really helps secure/admin networks.

I downloaded WireShark today and must say that after the initial run through I'm very impressed. Obviously a Win/Unix port based on appearance, but it can do what I've had a hard time finding any other free Mac app. capable of doing. It's keeps detailed logs of all network traffic and displays them in a handy GUI interface. If anyone is interested in where their traffic is going you should give this app. a shot. I only took off points because the appearance is obviously not Mac standard which some people won't like, and quitting the app. required a force quit. Considering what it brings to the table they are minor complaints though.